Their third album for Elektra (an all-instrumentals outing) was a bone (or a finger) to traditionalist, from whom the group had taken serious heat for their pop culture, TV-ready commercialism. The addition of friend Byron Berline to the quartets skills extended their sound to be sure. However, Berline is the dominant lead throughout while the other soloists take on a secondary role.
Their third album for Elektra (an all-instrumentals outing) was a bone (or a finger) to traditionalist, from whom the group had taken serious heat for their pop culture, TV-ready commercialism. The addition of friend Byron Berline to the quartets skills extended their sound to be sure. However, Berline is the dominant lead throughout while the other soloists take on a secondary role.
